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CLIFTON AVENUE

February 25, 1944

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the engagement of their daughter, Dolly, to Lieut. ( j. g.) Bernard
B. Brown, U. S. N. R., son of Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of 2718
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IN THE REALM OF SOCIETY

Ensign Emil Lawton is visit-
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I. A. Lawton, at 2730 Burlin-
game. Ensign Lawton was an
honor student for three years at
Wayne University. He was com-
missioned as Ensign Thursday,
Feb. 24. His mother attended
the graduation exercises in New
York. Open house in his honor
will be held at his parents' home
from 2 to 6 p. m. on Sunday,
Feb. 27.

Dr. Clarence B. Jacobs has
just returned from Chicago where
he attended the meetings of the
American Dental Association.

March 5—Miss Jane Frances Levine, (laughter of Sam Levine
of Boston Blvd., to Pvt. Marvin Riseman, son of Mr. and Mrs. I). J.
Riseman of Flint.

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Mrs. Samuel Hack (Margie
Agree) left Friday for New
Haven, Conn., to join her hus-
band, A/C Hack, who is attend-
ing Yale University.

• WEDDINGS

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Cantor Katzman to
Sing at Yeshivah
Banquet on March 5

Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Grant of Oil City, Pa., recently an-
nounced the engagement of their daughter, Betty Elaine, to Cpl.
Harold M. Heitman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Heitman of
3830 Fullerton Ave. Miss Grant, graduated from the University
Cantor David Katzman of Con-
of Michigan, was active on the campus in the Hillel Foundation gregation
Bnai Moshe, one of the
and the Inter-Faith Council. She has a teacher's certificate in most devoted members and work-
elementary education. Cpl. Heitman graduated with high honors ers of Yeshivath Beth Yehudah,
from Wayne University and obtained his M. A. degree at the
University of Michigan. He is a member of the Scholastic Honor
Society and has the Phi Kappa Phi award, and served as an assistant
in the U. of M. history department while preparing for his Ph.D.
before his induction. He is affiliated with Perfection Lodge,
F. & A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Dunitz of 18000 Fairfield Ave. announce

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DETROIT JEWISH CHRONICLE and The Legal Chronicle

• ENGAGEMENTS

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and

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MARRIAGES

• BIRTHS

S/K 1/c Donald and Mrs. Can-
vasser of Norfolk, Va., are spend-
ing 10 days with their families.

Mrs. Peter Chodoroff of 4044
Sturtevant Ave. entertained the
board of directors of the Bnai
David Sisterhood last Monday
evening.

Pfc. David Eisman and Mrs.
Eisman (Evelyn Wollack) have
been visiting in Detroit. While
at home Mrs. Eisman was enter-
tained by her family and Made-
line Nathan, Laura Felstein and
Shirley Davis. The couple have
returned to Kentucky where Pfc.
Eisman is stationed.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Dunitz of
18000 Fairfield Ave. announce
the graduation of their daughter,
Dolly, from the University of
Michigan.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zausmer
announce the Bar Mitzvah of
their son, Norman Alan, on Sat-
urday, Feb. 26, at Beth David
Synagogue (Elmhurst at 14th).
Friends are cordially invited to
attend reception on Sunday, Feb.
27, from 7 p. m., at 2960 Ful-
lerton Ave. No cards.

BLUMBERG - BOCK
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bock of
Sturtevant Ave. announce the
marriage of their daughter, Faye,
to Sgt. Joe Blumberg, son of
Mrs. B. Blumberg of Baltimore,
CANTOR D. KATZMAN
Md., in Miami Beach, Fla., on
will appear on the musical pro- Sunday, Feb. 27. Sgt. and Mrs.
Marcia and Mae Hoffman of
gram of the second anniversary Blumberg will return to Fort 13501 Dexter Blvd. have received
banquet, Sunday, March 5, 6:30 Moultri, C. S., where the Ser- a certificate from Washington
p. m., in the social hall of Con- geant is stationed.
thanking them for their patriot-
gregation Shaarey Zedek.
ism in donating their Belgian
Cantor Katzman, acclaimed as
police dog in the armed services,
NEWMARK - STERN
one of the greatest chazonim and
Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Stern which is now somewhere in ac-
cantoral experts, was the guest announce the marriage of their tive duty.
artist at last year's anniversary daughter, Beatrice, to Harry
function. His name undoubtedly Newmark, son of the late Mr.
of Baylis Ave., a (laughter, Carol Lois.
will add greatly to the attraction and Mrs. Isaac Newmark of Mrs. Solovich To Be
Feb. 19—To Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Shafkind (Beth Weinberg) of this year's function.
New York City, which took place Bnai Brith Girls' Speaker
of Roselawn Ave., a son, Warren Barnett.
Harry Siegel, well known 'cello
To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berlin (Grace Salasnek) of 3316 artist, will render musical sele- Jan. 9, at the Wilshire Hotel.
The East Side Bnai Brith Girls
Mr. and Mrs. Newmark spent
Webb Ave., a daughter, Judith Harriett.
tions. At his appearance on the their honeymoon in Washington pill hold a membership tea on
occasion of the Bnai Brith eve- and New York and are now re- Feb. 27, at the home of Mrs. E.
ning, Tuesday, Feb. 16, he was siding at 2635 Cortland Ave.
Fisher of 353 Lakewood Ave.
Bnai David Sisterhood
"Hit the Deck" to Be
applauded. Especially, his
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Purim Party on March 13 greatly
deep felt rendition of Chajes'
C. Solovich, who will speak to
SHERE - SRIRO
Presented by Civic
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sriro of the girls on Bnai Brith.
The Bnai David Sisterhood is "T'Filah" enthused the public.
On Friday, March 10, the girls
18285 San Juan Drive announce
Light Opera Company making plans for its annual
the marriage of their daughter, are to attend the Civil Light
spring bridge, to be held Mon- Aesculapian Ladies' Aux.
Mamie, to Milton N. Shere, son opera "Roberta," at the Masonic
Patrons of the Civic Light day evening, March 20, at the
Lunch at Kern's Mar. 1
of Mrs. Edith Shere of Akron, Auditorium, After the concert
Opera Company are promised a social hall of the Bnai David
0., formerly of Detroit. The the girls will dine at Stouffer's
and 14th.
week of hilarious fun, thrilling Synagogue, Elmhurst
The annual charity luncheon ceremony took place in Toledo,
Any girl between the ages of
There will be a door prize of a
music, gay dancing and the tang $25 War Bond. Mrs. Moors Gar- of the Aesculapian Ladies' Aux- 0., on Jan. 26.
14 to 18 who wish to join the
iliary will be held Wednesday,
East Side Bnai Brith Girls will
of the sea when Vincent You- ber is chairman of this affair.
please call Cl. 3259. All are
MATLEN - KRASNOFF
The Sisterhood combined with March 1, at 12:30 p. m., in
man's nautical musical comedy
Mr. and Mrs. J. Linden an- welcome.
the Men's Club of the Bnai David Kern's Auditorium. Tickets may
is presented at the Masonic Tem- Synagogue will hold a joint Pu- be had by calling Mrs. Harry nounced the marriage of their
ple Feb. 29 to March 6, inclusive.
party for husbands and Pernick, president; Mrs. Asher (laughter, Esther Krasnoff, to Hy-
Flowers for all occasions-
chairman; Mrs. R. W. man Matlen, second class petty
"Hit the Deck," as the name wives on Monday evening, March Smith,
Dexter-Joy, Florist, Tyler 6.6622,
Klein,
tickets
and
reservations.
officer,
U.
S.
Navy,
on
Feb.
12.
suggests, is of the sea and the 13, in the social hall of the
Mrs. Al Brooks, chairman of
life of a sailor ashore and aboard. synagogue. Mrs. David Cohen the war bond committee, reports
The shore scenes are Looloo's of the Sisterhood, and Meyer that $82,000 worth of bonds
water front coffee house, in New- Gordon of the Men's Club, are were sold during the recent bond
port, and "Sloppy Robert's" bar. planning an entertaining evening. drive. This was far above the
500405 HIRE
The next business meeting will
Other scenes are on the deck of
set quota of $75,000.
be
held
Monday
evening,
Feb.
the U. S. Nevada, and aboard the
yacht skippered by a girl named 28, in the social hall of the
Charlotte. Many amusing charac- synagogue.
Ladies of Yeshivah

Feb. 7—To Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kurtzman (Reeva Horwitz, for-
merly of Detroit) of Orchard Road, Golden, Colorado, a son,
David Samuel.
Feb. 12—To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gunsberg (Belle Baron) of
Cenessee Ave., a son.
Feb. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. Max Weingarden (Ann Marcus)
of Buena Vista, a daughter.
Feb. 13—To Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. Goldsmith (Edythe V. Leader)
of Sturtevant Ave., a daughter, Ellen Ann.
Feb. 14—To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Aston (Mollie Letvin)
of Elmhurst Ave., a daughter, Sue Ellen.
Feb. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Katz (Bernice Akerman) of
Tyler Ave., a daughter, Stephanie Joan.
Feb. 16—To Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Williams (Mae Schiller)
of 3342 W. Chicago Blvd., a daughter, Lezlie Ann.
Feb. 17—To Dr. and Mrs. Oscar N. Shapiro (Sybil Weinman)

ters are to be seen and heard in
this carefree and joyous musical
The many musical numbers are
of big hit caliber and include
"Hallelujah," "Sometimes I'm
Happy" and "Join the Navy".
The cast of "Hit the Deck" is
a long and important one, and
brings back to Detroit the popu-
lar leading man Robert Shafer,
and Jack Sheehan, a comedian
of high order. There are several
newcomers to the cast who have
big reputations as singers danc-
ers and impersonators. These in-
clude Sibyl Bowan, Sammy
White, Dorothy Dare, Eunice
Healey, Xenia Banks, Lyn Shir-
ley, Paul Reed, Harold Patrick,

Marshall Lodge Women to
Hold Card Party March 7

A membership card party will
be given by the Louis Marshall
Women of Bnai Brith on Thurs-
day evening, March 7, at the
Belcrest Hotel, at 8 :30 p. m.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Charles Solovich, who will speak
on "Membership". New members
will participate in the drawing
for prizes. Refreshments will be
served, and the evening will be
spent playing cards. Members
are asked to bring prospective
members. Everyone is invited.

To Raffle War Bond

At the next meeting of the
Ladies of Yeshivath Beth Yehu-
dah, which will be held Tuesday
afternoon Feb. 29, a defense
bond will be raffled, from de-
fense raffle stubs. All members
are asked to bring in stubs at
this meeting so same can be
placed in raffle box. Only one
bond will he raffled now; another
bond is to be raffled at a later
date.

N. Woodward JWEWO

Steinberg an-
Diana
Mrs.
nounces final arrangements now
are in progress for the card
party and luncheon to be held,
sponsored by the North Wood-
ward Branch of the Jewish Wom-
ing with a dessert luncheon at en European Welfare Organiza-
tion, on Tuesday, March 14, at
1 :30 p. m.
1 o'clock, in the auditorium of
Members
are
urged
to
attend
Rabbi Friedland Guest
and bring new members and Kern's.
At Beth El Friday, Feb. 25 guests. The afternoon will be
Door prizes and prizes for each
by a book review, table will be given. Tickets are
highlghted
Rabbi Eric Friedland, spiritual "The Valley of Decision," given 85 cents. For reservations call

Bill Acorn. Local favorites who NEUGARTEN MEDICAL AID
have important roles are Made-
The Neugarten Medical AAid
lyn Killeen, Joseph Macaulay, will hold its next regular meet-
Melton Moore and Frederic Pers- ing at the Jewish Community
son.
Center, Monday, Feb. 28, start-

leader of Congregation Beth Ja-
cob in Pontiac, Mich., was the
guest speaker at Sabbath eve
services of Temple Beth El on
Friday, Feb. 25. Rabbi Friedland
spoke on "The Strange Case of
Sholem Asch". Rabbi Friedland
is one of the able younger men
in the Reform Jewish ministry.
Dr. B. Benedict Glazer will be
in New York City this week-end
in response to an invitation of
the leaders of the United Jewish
Appeal to attend a special insti-
tute of the leading spokesmen
for this great Jewish philan-
thropy.

MASONIC AUDITORIUM

Townsend 8-8499. Mrs. Morris
Fishman, Mrs. J. Zuckerman and
Mrs. Zelda Meyers are the as-
PURIM PARTY
A Purim party dinner will be sisting committee.
given by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of Yeshivath Chachmey Lublin, Young Women's Mizrachi
Sunday, March 12, at 6 p. m., in Social Event on Feb. 28
the Yeshivah building, Linwood
and Elmhurst. All members and
Young Women's Mizrachi an-
friends are cordially invited. An nounce a social afternoon with
entertaining program is prepared gin rummy and games for mem-
in the real Purim spirit. Tickets bers and friends, on Monday,
will be mailed to members. For Feb. 28, at 1 p. in., at the home
tickets or further information, of Mrs. A. E. West, 17310 Pen-
call Mrs. S. Corinblit, president, nington Drive. A dessert lunch-
eon will be served.
Tyler 6-6652.

by Gertrude Oberstein.

WED., MARCH 8, 8:20 P. M.

Josef Hofmann

Tickets, 83c io $2.75

Grinnell's, TE. 2-7100

Dr. J. M. Goldsmith Gives
Gives Blood for 10th Time

Dr. J. M. Goldsmith, Detroit
dentist, has given his 10th pint
of blood to the Red Cross Blood
Donors Station since Pearl Har-
bor.

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